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Best Marine Polish
I have a 2004 Cigarette 42 Tiger that was painted by TAOD and the deck has some scratches in it. What is the best polishing compound to use to remove the scratches. I'm hopping that I don't need to do any cutting just polishing. Also are there specific polishing pads that you recommend? Thanks.
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If its got light surface scratches, you will need a mild cutting compound or at least swirl remover compound.
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Fountain of Youth
Totally Buff- deeper scratches Awesome Buff- lighter scratches Quickshine- deep cleaning/sealant Vitreo- wax THE BEST! |
Originally Posted by Delo1142
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Fountain of Youth
Totally Buff- deeper scratches Awesome Buff- lighter scratches Quickshine- deep cleaning/sealant Vitreo- wax THE BEST! I do like the fountain of youth buffing compounds. |
Is there a trick for removing Vitreo? I have a hard time removing it.
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Originally Posted by dykstra
(Post 4795673)
Is there a trick for removing Vitreo? I have a hard time removing it.
the other issue we’ve had…it seems to wick brown staining up the sides. we’ve moved on to other products |
I let vitreo haze up and hit it with a terry cloth. Let it sit for couple hours and then hit it with a micro fiber towel. I like the product.
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3M Microfine. For polishing or compounding products it is hard to beat 3M products, Meguires products for wax, though I have become fond of some of the J Lenno Garage waxes lately on the black hulsides.
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Originally Posted by RaggedEdge
(Post 4795793)
3M Microfine. For polishing or compounding products it is hard to beat 3M products, Meguires products for wax, though I have become fond of some of the J Lenno Garage waxes lately on the black hulsides.
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